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E-.tstcrly winds increasing to gales ut night with snow and rain. _

COMPLETELY FAGUED OUT.

The world is full of sickly, despoldent,

tire", ener-vi-itid peopl. _ all tipping to bg well some day. Tn.- .~nrt»sr. way in health is \»lo|.g the way of t.aliii~rr1"vi'|ozon»\ alter u|i~nl.~. Ft-.rrozone is in arent, npp tlzer and enables one to err. plenty of wliiilesiivrie |`o0d wlthrtiu iienrofiiitiiun-ii ion or d_v.-;iep- aiu. This ierults in the rapid forum' lou of au abundance of ron. viulliziug hicuii, which will it-i-irc rc the rcrve-, lr cn use ilcsh and v-ii i mid tinurisli and fred evr ry organ nf_ tlic body. Feiirzui c is un itleitl restiirittivv iiuil iiivlgi rant, lv is u \oulc ‘if Un* 'ltlalicri uit-rl! ll nt any 1° e can use Wlill lv lwtlt. l'rict» Nic. pi-r ilox, or six 'cox- "-* f"l' $‘3»»`il'. il- 1>iuuu~..-is,or £\. C. Pt-lson tit Co.. Klnu.\ton_ Un‘.

CHAPS VANISH

If you have not tried my Carnation Cream now is your time to begin. It is a dainty, healing preparation that cures chapped or _ roughened skin as few things can. Starts healing at once be- cause it is all absorbed. Nicely perfumed and not greasy or sticky.

This is something

that it is costly to be without during the raw, cold months,

Price 25 cents. Put up and sold only

by me

J. G. JHMIESUN,

DRUGGIST, The Medical Hall.

iennennjneeiit

Tenders addressed to the undersigned and

marked on the outside ‘Tenders lor Hall” will li: received until Monday, February 15th, ipo4, for the erection of a l-'oiestt-i`r» Public Ball at North Wiltshire, P. E I , according to plans and specifications to he seen at the stores of l\lcl,ean Bros. and Fwen Camptell, North \‘Viltshire, after _inulrury 25th inst

The low eat ur any tender not necessarily ac-

cepted. ‘

_], M. Nlt`rIOI.SON,

Sec`y of Com.

North Wiltshire, jan. iSth 190

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Fruit Grewers’ Meeting

The annual meeting and fruit

show cf the Fruit Growers' As- sociation of P. E. I. will be held ia Charlottetown on Feb. 3rd and 4th. 1904.

Prize lists for Fruit Show may

be had on application to the Secre- tary- All fruit grow/ers are invit- ed to exhibit samples of fruit.

Reduced rates by rail.

A. E. DILWAR, '

Ch’town, jan. rg, ’o4

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THE KENSINGTON SCHODL Dil-`FiCULTY.

Silt,-Prlrnit nic ns Chrtirnian of the

Board of School of 'i‘i~ustres to state through The Guardian the particulars of the Kensington echrioi case. For years past the school building had been ln a disgraceful and uucotufunable cmditlon. At length a new Eclipol was decided upon, has heenhuilt autl row stands to the credit cf the district as one of the best in the Province and e-ectei at. a remarkably email cc~t.

This however has not been accomplish-

ed without trcuble and dliiiculty. A certiiln portion cf the ruteptyi.-rs were nlivtys nppo-ing tho___ voting of rupple~ ments iinii any iuiprovrnicnt, ‘.\.lt the umjority gf-ncrilllv pref.-rrr-l rvruilllil U10 best teal.-tiers pos-iihli , prlyiutz tlivni in liberally as they could an-.i liceplrg up the standing of the school. ' ‘,

\\'hcn the new school was to hn erected

this minority org-tnlz d under Juru---i K. nneiiy, uno of the tucirliirtts of the villitue ns their leader, arii entered on tl course oi oh trnctiiin. This wasnt lov ruo\'e,ur\known before to thc district. 'l`l‘c large r.ui.ul>er nl. present nf hfin.-eliolders having no scholars helped to li - crease their number, John A. liynes, one of the trustee!! being an active member of the faction. His position as trustee gave him oppor- tunity to obstruct progress and that in an nfl’--naive mgnnvr. Vi'c were then in this position. There being rio provision made for supeiintending the work it fell on thc trustees as the responsible persons and rcquircd their almost daily attention. But one trustee refusing to a.~sists the work fell on two, l was away from home two weeks und Mr. Mosse had to nc alone, and shortly after my rrtnrn Mr. Moose liida serious case of i_\'l»|\0i~”i iD 1,15, family and was often not well ‘him- seif. I was called on almost every day :ib- out something or another. Now Mr. Hynes took no responsibility in the mat- ter wlifvever, but assisted to raise illvvlll and suspicion among the ratepayers .tbont the contract etc., even calling ir- regular meetings, gathering in his friends and raising all the obstacles possible. We did all we could to get along with him, notifying him mostly in writing to attend meetings nf the trustees but he did not at-tend only when he could make trouble and simetimes pointedly refused to at-

tend at all.

Finding ourselves than in thai D0Sifi0l1

we complained to the School Insprcnor specifically Ftatlniz our charges against. him. The Inspectcr notified him to do his duty, citing our complaints in the notice. Ht' kept quiet a while but when he apparently concluded the Inspector would not act against iiim,tie began again. A iletition was then forwarded to the ln- speetor to have Uv'-_ lt. MuoMuhon BD' polntcd in his place. The Inspector carrie and irivcstipratcrl the charll‘~‘S» RlVl“i!` iiiin cvrry chance to explulu his t'1>n<lll0i» and found ample grounds to have him re-

movcd.

A patition W.t.s their gotten up to the

Board of lliiucation to have hlrn reinstal- ed with about 40 out of the 140 names on our asstessnzent roll nttliclieii. Messire llynrs and Kennedy were given every op- povturiity by the Board to he prejudiced and witlionr ltrnring the other side decid- rd the ease against us and suspended .yIr.

MacMulion as trustee.

Tnen following the proverbial Scotch

justice plan, they rent men to get tliv evidence after coruiuz to it decision. Thcy came to Kensington and found the case against Mr. Hynes' conduct complete ani unansweritble. \Vhi\t next? They went hack und found Mr. McIntyro's noticr

insui‘llcient,aud issued an order rcln~| stating Mr. Hynes. .\lr_ Hynes rt-nfl i\lr. r Mclntyrlls notice at o'-ie nf our si-life’ meetings and it rnlltauii-ri our r~ipcciBi~ romplrtlnts rf failure ou his part, but wli~n the irivcstlrratlon came on Mr Ilynt-it couvf uiently kept back that latter. If it were produced it would show that Mr. Hynes disregarded the instructions of the Inspector te do pnrtI~ cnlar duties named. Yet without any effirt to get the contents of that parti-

cular notice they made it a pretext to

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Hilli

Will continue a few days longer-we have sold at half"

price all the goods we want to-or can afford to-but we

romised a large number of customers who, we were u nable

to wait on, that we wouldcontinue a week or two longer.

Mark Wright Furnishing tin.

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PRIDE

l not But before mths 0 politician gets in his line work, e round robin illilubd by certain Liberals in sympathy with Mr. Hynes that unless he were reinstated they would vote Tory, and Mr. Hynes' friends here new say "lr did the trick." Messrs Wheat and Simp- son were here and the round-robin plan followed. The inference is clear. We now have politics introduced for the first time ln our school affairs. There was no one made out in Mr. Hynes' favour and it took some political pressure to do the work.

The result is that Mr. Macllhhon who

is enthusiastically in favour of Prof. Ruhertson’s Nature Study woik and pro- nress is turned out and Mr. Hynes, who -is oppcscd to that is put in and may be expected to carry on for nearly two years all the obstruction and mischief he can to make the work u complete failure. The other two trustees cannot curry out the work against a bitter organized partly having the ear und sympathy ofthe Board of Eiucstion. Of course Idnn`1, attribute that attitude to Dr. Anderson or Prof. Robertsor.

So far as this rlisirlct. is cou-

oernid the action of thc Bon-d in this matter ends the efforts of those vvhowurkeil to make Pr0i'.J.W. Robertson‘s plans here a success. Mr. Mosse and my- self as trustees and Mr. Mullin, the effi- cient secretary, have decided to resign. The Board of Education can now have their friends put in our places to assist Mr. Hynes to ruin our school, and they must assume the ras; ouslbllity. No wonder that many of our best teachers are leaving when the Board stands by the opponcn' s of progress and good suhcols.

I ani nearly nite years trustee-, always

elrr'cd by unanimous votes. Mr Moare defeated Mr Kcnucdy l-.ist June nearly 3 to land every time we tried we carried our point hy n insiderubls lutijorlty. , But this means work, ill-will, and loss of time and we rion't aspire to pose its martyrs in the cause. Hon it C McLeod, whose motherly kindness and fntherly care is free to all, when advising us what we should do when one of the trustees should happen to he sick and temporarily unable to attend to duty, and the other refusing to act, says the sick one should resi|rn.Mr Mosse being sick be should have reslnned

TIIE fIl!SI` l|fSSON

That they oung girl has of womanhood is not seldbm a painful one. She learns to know what headache means, and back- sche, and sometimes is sadly borne down by this new experience of life.

All the pain and misery which young

girls commonly experience at such s. time, may in almost every instance be

entirely pre-

, vented or cured

by the use of

/‘ Dr. Pierce’s Fa-

; /7 " vorite Prescri

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' . tion. It estag:

, 3; 14 A' lislies regular-

' /’ ~'. ity. It tones up

the genera h e al t h, a nd

, cures headache,

' _ _ backaclie, nerv- 'f(, -‘- oneness and

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- u e n c e s of

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womanly weakness or disease.

"I receivcd_ycnr letter some time ago, with

advice nliont your tvortiierfnl nieilicix\L‘."\vrittS Miss Sttllrt johnson, ot 2i_ lirady Street, l)oytmi, Ohio. "l wits troubled with se_\'<‘rc prints evi-ry

mouth when I wrote to you iur iiilvlqc l\_ii‘r r ' ' it fnii<»\~/iii irq time

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eccix-ing your -it-:r niit g . - tions, l nin now linppy to say that after five years of untold s\iiT<~rxiir: i have not iind nity mains since first using your ‘ lfiivoritr- l‘rl-_"lil>' lion' I was iuduct-rl through rt lrrciiil tfiwriz' to you rind follow your kiiirl iiil\'it~v l tli:inl_ <_`...tl nun ur. R. v. i>ii~ri~.- itil' iii-,~ ii. .iiiir i new i iii;-\~. I shrill urge other woiiicu who miller us l ui.: to use your medicine.” '

“Favorite I’resri~iption" makes weak

women strong, sick women well. _ Ac- cept no siibstitute for the medicine which works wonders for weak women.

Weak and sick women are invited to

consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, /ret. _ All

correspondence is held as strictly private and sacredly confidential. Ad tees Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.

Fruits. Dr. Pierce'a Common Sense Medical Adviser is lent free on receipt '

of stamps to pay ex_pense of customs and mailing only. Sen 31 one-cent stamps for the book in paper covers, or 50 stamps for the cloth-bound volume. Ad- dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.

TU iHE ELEGTURS

Of the City of Charlottetown.

At the request of many citizens

I have decided to oiier as it can- didate for the Mayoralty.

I take this opportunity of sol-

iciting' the votes of the citizens.

If elected I shall exert myself to

promote the interests of the City to the best of my ability.

Yours respectfully, FRED K. F. KELLY.

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T0 THE ELECTORS OF CHARLOIIETOWN

Ladies and Gentlemen--By the request of I

large number of electors I have consented to ntferfor the llavonlty at the coming Civic Election. I have bein ia the City Connul for nearly twenty-five years and have a good idea of the cltv requirements. I am opposed to the system of inning debentures for ordinarv civic work and piadugalme to capital account. I consider it is time to cali a halt on that line.

I uk all my friends tomme forward nu Blee-

tion Day and vote for me, al it will be impos- iible for me to make a personal canvau of the whole city. By so doing you will oblige,

' Yours truly, Annlatlhla noalll.

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NQITIGE

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Cgm:%fwill bd held’ ll the oBm of the Com* pony, ewlgusse It on saturday January

’ `°'c‘l¥o‘:d#iW Directors. -

replaced by a

than understand the way

Board otllducatton in itssnpreme wisdom

quickest way to end' it is for one party to zo _nut and let the other rule. This 'we are doing in the hope that place may come and besides relieve us from loss of time so

' I hope to have the pleasure-and the Progress of the aohool ia a pleasure to me -of helping In the introduction of The Nature Study work and Manual Training and any other Improvements we can have, but being compelled to hear with the in- aolence and opposition of Mr. Hynes, who is politically safe in the trustee ship no matter what his conduct is whether he ants, refuses to net or obctruots, iii out of the question. Though the ease was, un doubt, settled in political grounds, and I speak the opinion of all the leading Liber- als here, there never was any politics in our school affairs till the Board of Educa- tion get into it. Mr Hynes in the pres- ence of Mr Mosse and myself appealed Ito Hr Mclntyrc as a Liberal to stand by him, but to Mr McIubyre's credit he refused to listen to such an appeal, and it would have been ln the interest of cduoalion had the Board done the same.

Yours etc.

Joan Armsnson.

INFLAMED NOSE AND THROAT.

And such diseases nl' the respiratory or-

gans as llroncliltis, Wrak Lungs, Cold in the Henri and Nasal Caiarrh, are treated with mnrlelous success on strictly solen- tiiic principles by Gatarrhozone. The med- icated vapor nf Cat»»rrh<.zor.o quickly tm- versfs every air passage possible ta be reached by any treatment. All soreness, pain, congestion and inflammation are at

once drspr-lied, and by means ofthe heal- ing powers of Catarr ozone the vitlated

tissues are quickliy restored. Where Cat- urrho zone is use colds last only ten min- u‘tes, coughs half an hour, and Caterrh, Consumption, Asthmirand Bi-onchitis Klee as from fire. A trial will convince anyone of the startling merit- of Gatsrrhozone. Costs $1.00 small size 250. At Druggists, or Poison dl Uv., Kingston, Ont. Du. Hanrir.'roN's Pn.r.s cum: Coxvsrrra-

'HON-

Infsnts` Boots and Shoes, a due variety,

call and see them-you will like them, Conroy the Shoemau, Sunnyside, Ch Town. 22 d w 1l

The big discount sale is now on at D.

A. Bruoe’s. You can buy men’s under- wear, shirts. gloves, caps, fur collars, readymade ovrrooats, suits, imported and home male without profit to the seller. 20 d w tl

30 pretty silk waists at Pnton’s

_Ianuary sale at one third off. _lust the thing for the Opera. Secure one before the sale closes. 21 dtf

I A REVERIE. :

i Wrapped in si suit of Monctod

1 Tweed,

_ I feel supplied for f-wry need. . The Winter ll ner.-I fear not it. I

I Norco? hai-d knocks my clothing: I api t, 3 I It stands tho wear ond tear of trade I I For t.hnt'.~i how Moncton Tweed is _ I niitde. ; I And calm and peaceful is my mind _ I Ure~.~ed in the best. oloihcs I can 1

find, j

I The Humphrey Clothing Store. I

Opera House Building. .

Annual Scottish Concert

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'J' nit-*`74.".f-"f'

Burns’ Anniversary,

nrtnitnnnsr

MONDAY 25th JANUARY

PROGRAM r. Overture-“Gems of Scotland"._ . _ .H. Slbold

Orchestra

2. Vocal Solo-“The Standard on the Brael

0'Ma\"'....... . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

Mr' R. W Hoq& 3- glggntette-“My love is e s Red, Red

. . . . . . . . . . . . Misa Warburton, Mrs. E. Chandler, R" Lev William. uni.. W cock. 4. Instrumental Quintette-"Annie Laurie’

"Afton Water" . . . . . . . . . .... . . . _ _ . . . . . . . ._. Baxnphonelkrg Stewart, :st Cornet, C. R. Davinomsaio Horn, T. McFarlane. Trom- bone. A Gaudet, Baritone, N McFarlane.

5. Vecaiholo . . . . . . . ...“Fair Ea' the Gloamfa" Min Amy Elrle. 6. Clarinnet Solo-“Scotch Fantuie" . . . . . . . ... P f. W til

ro s 7. Vocal Solo-"0 for the bloom of Ky Own

Native Heather" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Hr. L. W. Cook.

8. Medley-songs of scotland . . . . . . . .. .Walnon Orchestra. 9. Grand Gathering of the Clans, Marches.

Drills, etc. hy Boys' Highland Bri ade, onion. Brmgl. Suanrlne Music, chilli: Cullum. Vern e ll natd ; Bong, lluter ack Gordon ;H|gl|tal|d Fling, Mr. Charles _Ebater ; Scotch Bong, Mr. Daniel leban- a .

PART II ‘

T0. 6ntiol......‘ . . . . . ..Rev. T. F. Fullerton.

lr. Vocal Bolo-“Artful McDonald" . . . ... ....,. Min lo lie Warburton.

V eiiu Bolo-“Auld Le\1| Syne with varia- tions" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... _...Farmer

Prof Vinnleomhe

Veal Bolo-"Jessie the Flower 0' Dum- blalIe“..... .............................

Mr F Steal

Vocal Bolo-Scotch-"Ye xlib and Ines"

Miss Edna Sinclair. i5. Waltz-“Scotch Me|odiee"......Gn1eewotd Orchestra.

r6_ vocal Bolo-"Mary of Arryle" lcv. Leo. Will aml. r7. Auld Lang Sync-Orchestra and Audience. GOD DAVE THB KING.

Plaullio, Profs larle Watts an i Tanton.

Loader aesgoneheatra, Trot. Vinnioombe.

Piper, P r Ferguson.

Tickets ag: Plane atigmleeorvaead Raakirvs

drnptoree' WBDN DAY, soil arte a.l|. leverved .sean 354:. aaruerved se. Door!

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'pen a .9o. Colnrt at! o'cloek char i

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and power would view it. We did not' rllldwvwld the rvowrwv ora roirnd-robin , Coughs, Colds, Bronchitia, Pain in the Cheat,

Now we have a serious division and the Crguwhl-|°a_|-sanggg, Sgr’ Thfgaf,

Asthma. ooping Cough. Quinsev, and

all Throat and Lung Troubles. ‘

It is pleasant to take and is iloothin and healing to the lunge, There lg

“nt we can “und to our pun” “h|"_ __ nothing toequaiit for stopping that ticksng sensation in'tlia throat, and the

persistent cough that keeps you awake a

Prine 25°. ert

AND

NURWAY. PINE SYRUP

Mas. Wx. J. Fnnwntrxo,

Q night.. all Dealers.

nnel

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AN INVESTMEN

Date. loth August, 1874. Yearly Premium - - - Total Premiums - _ - Date of Death, rgth Octubeg 11:05.

SlAimAPald, 3olh October, 1.,n_\.

“DI l8|ll'¢i'l Additions - - - _ -

It Pays to Insure in

Rntu and particulars cheerfully lurnisli

Q r‘r‘¢‘vW|VN

Charlottetrw n,

Special Agent

NMWlM‘AFMN

Total - - - - - _ _

Amount of Claim, over 4o; per rent of total prrminiiia Dividends alone over U3 per cent, cf total piemiiinis. Return over cost, $1468 15 besides 19 years’ in n ance.

MMWM Mru

T THAT Pain ,

. CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. g P0ii.=yN°.i5.eo5 _ Life ofnawis campbeli

Plan, Life- Io Payments.

- - ~ - 8 .18-so

< 363. ou

3| ooooo

55r.z5

Sl-55\-35

ghe Canada Life

E- R- Brow W. K. Rogers.

Charlottetown,

Manager P. E. Island Branch,

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CHEAP TEAS

increasing their sales. Brahniin'Tea

good tea should be brewed.

Midwrw

ARE UUSTEU.

-and quickly too-whenever HASZAR D’S BRA]-HVHN TEA

is introduced. This is a statement of fact. and furthermore, the hun-

dreds upon hundreds of grocers who have found this to be so are daily

is of that unusually splendid qual-

ity that attracts customers and always satisfies them if they know how

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Wilt. and Mio bite/ep amd all _ ilu little hheep Westie, :

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“Take my Advice;

oid Mani" l

“lf you want to look dressed ‘up

to the handle'-not overdressed, rnind you-see that John McLeod & Co., does your tailoring.” Sage advice to the man of business or society whose appearance is of any moment to him. We can but re- peat: For good garmen ts,fashi0n ably cut and made. see

JOH_N ililI.E0i) & G0.

New lieat E Fish Market

All kinds of Fresh, Salt. and»

Smoked Fish, Salmon, Halibut, C06. Ha<'d0Ck. Finnan Haddies, etc. N Also all kinds of Beef, Pork,

Lamb, and a choice variety of sausages.

Give us o call;

We’ll treat you right, `

Haddlesey & Trainer,

Queen Street opp. R. B. Norton‘|

Hardware Store, near Sydney Street;

I at d tf '

_ all _

Q _ _ _"£2-

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IN F OR MATI ON Winter Steamers for P. E, island

THBi winter steamer: "llinto" and "!\an.

ley."‘are now upon the route between

Picton and Georgetown. Im- the nrelent one steamer will leave Pletou tially at owleek u. i

m.,_;_e‘r=in| geinxtlay, wenlier ma tee

0# t ll tt l

'flue oth steamer will lélve Georgetown

daily at the lame hour in the mornh1|. return. tagrhf next day. wgntner and leo conditions penn! ting and eroding favorable.

Further notice will be ‘inn if any ¢im,¢¢ 1| i

mana in the movement o the steamer; ,i

F. GUURD AU

Ti »: i dll it

dluxmt Woo.\.

They were born on P. E. I,

REIIYS TRYUN TWEEDS

are worn by rich and poor.

Prices are easy. Styles are latest. Fast colorings.

Tryon Woolen M’f’g Co., Limited.

Sold by all nu to-datrmerchants.

TEN gens

DEPARTMENT or Pusuc Wonks,

Ch`t0wn,<]an. 18th, 190.1.

is odice until noon on

°*\Ud¢\Y» Jan. 30. |904.

FN” lil! pefeou or persons willing to con- nm fm’ ""2 f¢Dlirin¢ of New Glugo v Bridge

Sealed Tenders will be received at

th' '

t L0! Ia. lsfetdilll 1° plan and specification to be seen at the ruideaee of Albert Pnrkmui,

N" Glmrow, md at tain umm.

The mme: of two reepnneible persona willing

_ to become bound for the faithful performs nee » of the contract, mint leeompany each tender.

The Department don not bind itself to no

cept the lowest or any under.

Tenders to be addreeeed to the imdenlgneri

and marked, "readers for New Glngnw

Bridle."

L. B. Mel/TILLAN, Sec’y Public Works.

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